Students of the TARA Approach who have completed the Foundations series are eligible for this DLU. This course directs the student to understanding the crucial role of prenatal life in development. Students are required to complete a questionnaire about their own prenatal experience. Both embryogenesis and organogenesis are thoroughly addressed. Education about environmental conditions that impact prenatal development is also included. Treatment to support optimum gestational attunement as well as treatment for post-natal life for both mother and child is incorporated into the energy medicine component of this learning unit. The TARA Approach is unique in its emphasis on the prenatal origins of health. All TARA Approach students are encouraged to explore the role of their personal early history and the cultural implications of industrialized birth. Dr. Mines responds directly to student responses to exercises and questions in this learning unit.

* All tuition and fees are non-refundable but may be transferred to other courses taught by Dr. Mines within the same year. All payments for TARA Approach programs and services benefit the non-profit outreach of The TARA Approach and its sponsoring organization, The Dom Project. This includes education, research, pro-bono services, documentation and publications. Payment is requested by credit card.